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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-11
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N onv.r pRIXEM RAILROAD, ,,yr

GREAT FoURTRAcK TRUNK LINE
Sk% RAJ 1t'; CE sSTs Z. Iri DEP 'say'
Largest and Finest Passenser Station In America
Troy and syracuse >'''''
ing ROOM car: g aa!oss c.a.si LAKE George Plat:
Dus a. noa n. s9 . "a Aea1
exclusively Buffet car dining car
and Sleeping cars !os Albany Utica Rochester
iio9s cno,xo Eiprs's drawing room cars to Rich
fll3OA M, Western Nswyork aud Northern Express.
2:bS D. NJ SA eATUA LIMITED saturday. July g. and
Saturday thereafter buffet sucking and drawing room
$50 Albany Troy. sa,a.os. and Utica :D.csl with
:1 s..' 20 rsy .ns through
g D m. Aceo nmS,,ton 70 Albany and Troy u,
and chicago bining.Csr New.York to ALBANY "a.
.s.Sss oars or csa A Cincinnati
Louis Auburn Geneva Canandagua cays9. an Aisxan
sxTp Saturday,. Dninsesr NsyYors 70 Albany ALAN.
NJ and Masr.a y Point and
wa ST. Albans seePers connect a1 a orntan Kspa
Tr. s..n.s for P hsh' sn
s@hs saraSac &c y. Adams daily except SATURDAY
s Ssts Jsy and ans S, as ats
special a.. s:se: .rr'ss ss M
With ears b 5Ss Rocs ss
Chicago sieepingcars Clayton via Utica daily sxcs2s
rss m Might Express sleepinx TO Albany
and ROY Connects morning trains for the West foe
deco and for the North 1except satuniAS
and Drawing and Size 1900 On
ialo ps AZ Place Battery Place So West l2s!h aai
Moi Haven station t3ShsL. New york; SSs xsmngton
aud 1870 Fulton sts, Brooklyn ana ~ f""'''@ "nA"|
Express check oasssxs from hotels
.Rsm daily o,hsrs daily except Sunday sssep u hsss
Haven S,a, a,a,, Slssths1h HENRY MoNErr
G. General Superintendent General Passenger Assas
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0,O NEW-HAVEN, 75c.


EXCURSION (good days). 81 IS.
STEAMERS c. II. NoRTHAM aud CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier 25 Il Rs 10 and II N; sundays
EE nj fGSa'f M% sTToFD srEINGFIED HSLYoKE
wav New. York. and courtst. BROOKLYN
NEW.YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
For Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean drove Asbury Park
Ocean Beach SysSMf Ell r9n StSEg lss
ans s"y' fSss coooas s"s %Ss s
press except Red BanIl Xio s. $50 p Sundays 7ia.
from loot Of Elbertyst $40 $50 :iIis no. i,so
$50 90 Sot s,o 10 p Ocean GrcV:
sapi Gen Pa. AsI p r.. R Q. PA 9. R. R Of N .
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Tram. leave S.. 81 f.' 20 minute.
EARLIER p and GSs is.ss j Norm c
81 LOUIS, 800 'Sds vaa,..,. sn.,.,.,o, pr,,..
Na ss. FsIi: ' BIB Sss M sis .oss
,ha,pss0u ss sSs .si M "'O'''' ''''
it csSns,on. %.. Point Cornwall NowOurs 1915, 'sis
p and a. IA, $40 6:oj IN cranston's CORNWALL new
For Montreal and Canada East. eoo p
Hamilton London, 1895 M 'o;o5. BIS p. Toronto.
Eesant sleeping ear. Tor Buffalo, NiaE.. Falls. cincn
nsu psao, r.s IL So a. a $40 D. M Drawing room
LAKE, George. IL 30 - H. SATURDAYS only. s;45 p. m
nq,sc Gran. hs,sl staten and % pn
n n.r. 10 o ,;gsp MI o,s Phencia o Hotel Kaa
er,G and Mountain House Oh 90 llSo Ill., anu 'A'
Pslenvile Cairo and Mountain station Sis 7la.
o. Ii3O a ~. S.45 p Drawing room car TO Catski on
Daily tDaii2 except saturday ssaturisys only
sss .cssS W.
tlons or nf.rmao1 apply =, onc ,ooi Of fulton a.
Ss,S9S c tSS ss?q ss xnSsa
Pa, lace aud Vest shore stations ioo' o. sMssRT
6vanderbhtava "ens'" rA'''As" ~A'--
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u
suyYALn July o-catle- Rec.ipt. last az nour. 1890
head total tar lO440 astt tor sa's. tune
TO- l76 head oousKns trodKb l53 OF which
81 TO NswYOTk SO sale declined lOG sc
from last Monday; Eastern demand. Common Fair
S. 3d. Good 10 Choice Shipping 81 la@A 45 10
left over
Shetp-keeeipis sst - hours $500 total for week
thus $500 head. Tor tune lsst week 81 800
heat through ~ OF which 10 New YORK;
cars for ant firm; 10 New ork demand.
Fair Sheep 50 IS % o. Gooa 10 Choice do "A
1A So Iira 81 so. Common " Prime Lambs 90 50;
all offerings taken.
Heos- kscsirtt last "a heura s.lgo heal. the
week 80. 81 80
consigned through 81 ears IL Of wch 10 New York
10 sae prices advanced SC. Llghi Pigs so 2U6
S. 50. selected lsrsors S. +U65 80 Selected Medium
Weshts IS 55; Selected HEAVY Ends 81 o0aS4 Co.
a. 90. all offerings taken
July 9.The Dropsrr Journal rsp0rts-Cattte-
Rscsipts-- 200 head shisments 300 assa market
skppHT steers Sa 90 % Co. 5tsckMs Feeders
81 s0es3 4u Cows Bulls and Mixed al 20 Ovs through
Iexs. cattle 81 s5GSs3 CO.
Hsss-keceipts 1000 shpn,u, 1900, market
ksusa and AIxsi S. OS S$5 20 PacKRs SAFE.
50 10 90 So Light s. 0OIs5 80. Skus - 6U14 ~
ShssS- ksospts 600 asah suipHsats 400 aszc
steady Natives S3 OJat IS Western s. 00Es3 7o Texans
81 kJes3 30. Lambs o. % Oh psr heat
LOUIS July 9.-CanLe- keesiDts 200 neal shp.
ments 800 nsac narEet was steady. Choice Heavv
Native stes.s 81 ~ - 40 Paw 10 Goor Shipping
S. 20. Butchers Choce IS 90
10 Fsssrs IS 40 o 81 so stocksrs fair
10 roo 9J Texans common srass 10 go eorntod
81 00Ss4 90
Hsss-kscsibts $40 head snipneats 800
stronger. Choice hoavv ana Butchefs SsieeLons
s. - SIS 50 Par Choice s. 40 So 30 Workers
Medium IL PRIME - O5 % ~. Pigs Common To Coed
81 5Uef4 90
shseD-kecsbt 100 neal; pnont, .... market
stesy. Clipped Fair TO Choice s. lOaA 90 lambs
S. "a G5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-11
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of corsiands and De-
brosses fclowsi
I q m. for Cstasauqua and intermediate points
Geneva, Lyens Enra. Rochester. Buffalo an9
the prnei local Chair to Wlkesbarr
and intermediate ponts Cnair eAe
Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and HarrsbarE
SAO for Pittston and principal intermediate pointA
Chair Ptttston.
$40 D. m for Copay and intermediate ponta ascttea
70 RECALLING and Harrsburg Chair TO Copisy.
D. Lyons. Eimira. Rochest ter Bunale an
the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
II 30 D m. for Iaursys and intermediate pointa
Trains leaving and $40 p. m connect M
eli points In Mahanoy sad II axleton coal regiona
SUNDAY TRAINS
auch Chunk haxeon and ia term ediats totnte
lao D. IN for C0play aud intsrmediate poinsA
D. Geneva Lyons. Elmrs, Rochester BUFFALO snd
mo "e'~ General Eastern onios 23o Broadway
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Gcar.iers.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA esses supplied. charge TEACHERS registered
free (Apri 2l new daily r. t. AVERY.
American Bureau West l4th-st. N Y.
A MEXICAN and European teachers. tutors.
~ governesses. supplied to COLLEGES schools families
Schools ended 10 parents Miss NJ T. DONONANS
TEACHERS BUREAU. 80 East l4th-st
A MEXICAN AND FORElGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors Gov.
erne,srs &c 10 Colleges schools and Families Apply 10
MRS NJ J. YOUNG-FULroN. 20 Union square
VALE GRADUATE with several years ex-
periehcs will give thorough coaching dnring summer
students preparing for fall examinations ely or country
CCHERMERHORN'S Teachers Agency
- Oldest and best known United states Established
1855 Z Easi l4th'st, y T.
VNHE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
i schools with teachers and teachers with positions
W. D. KERR. secretary l6 Aston place. New-York.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU ttI loth 5tt fuI ylhs IIofetsoIs Teachers.
Eusciapp Heuttkttpe snions. etc. TO
ftitte ftu nice:
+, snd (opyi si 10 business hrms
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the American standard o, classidcatioa
New-Orleans
sTAIyHn
Low NIddlins. ...... 2 e. l ! 2

osod orai.srv.. sl.ie lev M!ddns. liz
sIasod Ordinary so Aidhhnr. ...--.--...- ~ ''io
The monthly report OF the National Cotton EIehange
the This report Indicated
% in The general condition OF points
une June the highest since tho
rsnoris have compiled by the Exchange FIRST prices
tod decline Of 2a4 points and the market closed
dull at fur decline OF point sales ~ Uo Dacs Law
erpooi closed at a decline OF ed. for the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-11
EALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
NEWPORT. FALL RIVER. AND EAST AND

4 DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE is now being operated on
this route In commission Pilgrim. Bristol
Provuirno- and Old colony A FINE BAND AND
ORCH ESTRA ATTACH ED TO EACH STEAMER. Leave
New York from Pier % told MOI n. r. foot OF Murrayst
a. follows;
$40 D. M for Fall River direct, connecting for Boston.
Fchhurg edford Msrthas Vineyard Nantucket and
local points Old COLONY Railroad.
abont connecting with express trains ana thronsh
cars for Boston Cape cod. Lewe and Morrill, White Noun
taps &C. . ,,,.,. m,
CONNECTION BY Annsx Boat daily from Brooklyn p.
Jersey City y m - A., 81. -,
Tickes and satsrooms he obtained in New York at
.0T 96I ga 0b7 and 1923 Broadway 26 West l23th-st
jsl Fast l25th,t 53 Bowery Asor House aud Windso'
Hotel line office. Pier % " r.. and on steamers
BORDEN 4 LOWELL. GEO. L. coNNOH,
''S Gen Pass. Agt
SHORE LINE, all Rail Route. for Boston.
- Newport aud the Fast Express leaves Grand sntra
Staton al y a m Limited EIpre-a except Sunday p m
Fast Express at II p m daily. Newport sIrress
leaves at D. daily sunday. Palace Parlor Cars
or Sleeping destIna ton
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE n, 1897
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL RoUr

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYork Desbrossss and corandt sreets
u.tri.sss Ss,:surs and n. West Nth Pqmsn Pa.ss
cs.ss Smoking
wiliis%.sos. Ioss h.,sa s., Cory and Eric
.S. nj and s % .oG Gsr' for
For 300 sd i9 9bs ssd nsh
' Ton EnSr.s: q Pullman fsun.yissa
:ss 3. ss i VIA
4 .sI I'm; s$.S,I
sa' "a FasSsI aaS hSi5 @
Fol- 80 s Ps ds not
OK s ~ through
jersey CITY. aordiug speedy and direct transfer Tor
Ss, fas% S 5s i .n iii
P% f rr%% Fn ssS psa sS0
go 1915 go 4 eac So $50 ss ss1 and
f2S night sSds S &c. So s's ss ga ii''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPIRES, Trains leave NswYork via Dssbrosses and Cor
e2o 100 s. % chicag. Limited and 10 washington Lin
G p"n cl sns "a iss a.a com
1lG M 40 n ssaa.S: ss
e. $,e..I s.s,
1901. $40 4O5 44o 5.iO. G5o 7:3o $40, 800 $40 IL
and Ills Limited Express with Dining Car ~ and
$50 D. ny l2IS $50 500 L. s. g. 635 712. s:l2 and
ESQ u M on Sunday. 1901, 1920. 405 40 5:l0 80,
$40 M. l2;49 go 45o Limited. 6:2s. 6;S5, 7:l2 and
Sl2 .. m. a..
daily. except sunday
Ticket orcss $40 ass and ga Broadway Aston House.
and Of Desbrosses and Cortland stS
Conrtst and BROOKLYN STATION foot OF Futonst
srooEvn station Jersey city Emgrant Ticket ONCE Cas-
tie Garden.
Tho New Yorxrranster Company will call for and check
ba era 20 from hotels aud residences
CHARLES r. PUGH j. r.. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
TOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR.
l. BOR

PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier River. daily except sunday at
connecting through parlor from steamers wharf
Providence Fabyans without change. send to p o. Box
30ll for Summer excursion book.
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK. VA, and SOUTH
Leave Penn r. X 40 m. Parlor cara To baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving at Old Point at S:l5
Norfolk o a M II. v. TOMPKINS,
GenI Pasa Agent, 3l9 Broadway, N. Y.
LNOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
i Steamer Kaaterskl leaves Tuesdays and Thursdays
D. SATURDAYS At Steamer Walter Brcttas
D. from pier foot OF Jav.st, NJ II.
Steamer McManus Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridaye
from Franklnst IN. connect vita
Boston aud Albany r. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-11

SPIRITS Of TURPENTTNE.
CUARlEsfoN July 9.-Turpentins steady at 30tc
SAVANNAH. July o. --rutpsntias rrdi Al soc DID
WILMINGTON July 3-rurpsnunr arm Al SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-11

~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK and BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRt So
TRAINS. NO DUST ALWAYS On TINE; PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Devos York foot Of Barclay and Christopher SITS
10. M Daily ept SUNDAYS. Buffalo and Osweso EXPRESS
Sroudsburg Scranton Binghamton, flmir%
Bath Buffalo Syracuse. oswrgo. Greene. Oxford NorT,cn
Utica connect for Ptiston, Ntkesbarre Dan
vile aud Northumberland at owego for ithaca and interms
/ D. M Binghamton and EImra Express for Water Gap.
nRhamob Owego and flmira connects al ScrA
tom for ittston n Wiikesbarre. &c.
IlO D. m. Wlkesbarre ana Kingston Frpresa
Tn m DAILY Bunalo Limited Express for stroudsbnrr
Scranton Binghsmon. owego Elmira Corning Bath way.
land, Buffalo, &c, arriving In Buffalo ITO a. M sleeping
coach 10 clean. a., 49, So. a.,
p D. IN Daily Buffalo, Utica and Oswego Express for
stroudsbnry scranton Ringhamon Cortland. Syracuse
Osweso Greene oxford Norwich, Utica &c. connects at
intermediate stations Saturdays
Conpects at Buffalo with trains for all points West
Richfeid Springs, o q. m. daily excep sundays p m
daily Pullman sleeper attached
Tickets sale and baggage checked at $50 broadway and
Fr offices New York and Brooklyn.
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-rrsius leave from Chambersst Station Engewood
Tenany, Chester: spart;Il and Nyack $50 7ig sag
1880 m. ~ midnight sundays. 7:l0 $50 N, and
$50 $50 SSn.s, aaa sasarasy
only. sundaya $50 q m D. m
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSE


For PHILA DELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" 400 730 900. 100 $50. $780, 400 5:30
$780, 1900 p. IN. suNDAYsat 400 s45. a. MI 5'SO 1900
Trains leaving at 400 73n HOO m. 1870 400 $50.
40 n M connection Tor Reading. Harrisburg
Potsylc etc 400 m. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown
Rsa ling Harrisburg etc On SUNDAYS for Easton.
1880 for Easton. bethlehem. Allentown Msnch Chunk
S3Oa for Faston Btthehen. Allentown Mauch chunk.
Wikesbarre Scranton Reading. Harrisburg, Pottsvc.
Tamaqua shamokin. sunbury. Lewshurg, W,lamsport
loo and l:3O p. for Es'toD. Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk. Reading. HARRISBURG. etc o..
3tj for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch ,huhk
Wikesbarre Scranton. Tamaqua. Shamosp sunoury LOWS
burg WilllamspOrt etc.
4 - y. m. for Easron. Bethlehem. Allentown ETC
b45 M for Ea.rOn Bethlehem. Allsntown Manch Chunk
wkesbarre Reading. Harrisburg etc On sundays Ao5)
400 SIS a.so HIS a. no l;lo 23o. $40. 400 49,
Bank Long Branch Grove Except sundays Point
Pleasant - MI.
I0 s'l5 M. $780, 4:3o m. for Lakewood Toms River
400 M $50 D. m for Atlantic CITY vineiand, Bridgeon.
400 SIS lll5 m. 100. 4:3O, $50 M for Freohod M
400 500 Sl5. 30 1880 ll5 a. M, 1;S0 $40. 400,
4;30 boo $50. 6l5 D SUNDAYS 300 a m. 400 p H.
'or rof'" NEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
For LONG BFANCH oCFA y GROVE, Go
From PIERS Mr.
1880. 500. 300 HOO loo 3to. sd b:tO D. m
sundays $3.50 ll;Ooa ~. ESQ p m for Highlands sea-
~ 40 800 a. ~ Et5 $50 $50 for Atlantic vi On lands
Al 800 900 100 4. M, loo. 3i5 I 30. $50 m or
Elberon Asburv Park Ocean Grove Ocean Beach, spring
Lake, PIT Pleasant. 70. ., r..
400. 500 .. 100 345 p. m. for LAKEWOOD, Aoms
River and BatneKat -, ~,
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-11

" STEAMERS KAATERsKILL AND CATSKfLL
Leave Pier 49, N r, foot OF Jayst.
EVERY WEEK DAY AT p. NJ.
Except that on Saturdays Ksstersk leaves at p NJ
walter Brett at b
CATSRILL MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. r. CONNECTS
Listof houses rates &c. at pier or mailed FREQ ~ -
W. J. HUGHES. Treasurer. Catskill. ". Y
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STEAMERS c. II. NoRTHAM aud GoNTINENTAL Leave
Peck sIip Pier rs T. r, 10. and III Sundays IL
n ny Connecting at New Haven with special trains for
MEKiDEN, HAr TFORD sPRINGFIEl d. HOLfOkE
&c tickets sold and baggage checked Al 5af broau
vav New. York, and Courtst. Brooklyn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-10
PERSONALS.

]. c. Northrup, of Johnston, N. Y, was at
the Ryan.
Judge A. D. Perkins, of Window, is a
Windsor guest.
Mrs. L. N. Scott returned yesterday from a
visit to Florida
II. f. Woodward, of Fergus Falls was at
the Windsor yesterday.
W. D. Hoard, of Fort Atkinson, Wis, was
at the Merchants yesterday.
Freight Agent c. NJ. Vance, of Duluth, took
tea at the Merchants last night.
Hon. William P. Huntington, of Redwood
Falls is stopping at the Windsor.
c. A. Gilman, accompanied by Mrs. Gilman,
of ST. Cloud, paid visit to the city.
Sheriff George H. Munro and O. c. Hanson,
of Morris, have rooms at the Windsor.
Col. c. A. Lounsberry, of the Duluth Jour
nal, was at the Merchants, on his return from
Washington.
Dairy Commissioner Ives and Assistant
Commissioner Howard are in atten dance on
the Farmers institute at LIE Sueur.
Editor c. H. Whitney. of the Farmer, re-
turned from attending the Black River Falls,
Wis, farmers institute yesterday.
Seagrave Smith, the candidate of the Min
neapolis bar for the judgeship of the Fourth
district. was at the Ryan yesterday.
Judge o. Postcards, A. ]. Sawyer, E. r.
Mills, r. P. Edison. IS. d. Allen and j. G.
Will ANS of Duluth, were at the Ryan.
w. A. Henry, professor of agriculture in
the Wisconsin state university, was at the
Merchants IN company with Prof. Porter.
Cong ressinan Macdonald and wife returned
from Washington yesterday looking well.
They took the train for Shakopee in the even
ing. Judge Macdonald is of the opinion that
Washington life will agree with him for any
length OF time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-10
GE.OBUI.E y.

| Clearance house business yesterday, $780,
1885.
Twenty-three births. five deaths and three
marriages were reported yesterday.
Girls waiting for places at Kents employ
ment Office 200 West seventh street.
The ladies of the w. G. II. U. will meet
| to-day ut 5 D. m, at IS East Seventh street.
The Gieseu-Beil election contest case came
! up for hearing yesterday morning, but was
postponed until the 18TH.
To-day is the last day for paying water bills
on high service. On Friday delinquents will
be shut off and penalties incurred
| David Fl. Day. son of DR.. ID. Day, has
graduated at the Baltimore college of dental
surgery, ranking the highest in a large class
Thomas Jefferson, a colored ex-pOliceman,
was fined $50 Yesterday for keeping his sa-
loon on Minnesota street open after IL 0 clock
at night.
There will be a musical and literary enter
tainment at the Ninth Presbyterian church,
corner Edmund street and harrington ave-
nue., tonight.
The second annual meeting of the st. Paul
Curling club will be held at the Windsor hotel
this evening at O'Clock. Officers for the en-
| suing year will he elected.
Hans Anderson, who was arrested for
robbing q companion of S6l on Monday night
was discharged yesterday, because his victim
could not be found to appear against him.
/
that notes of issue for the April term of the
! supreme court must be filed on or before
March 30, to entitle cases to go on the calen-
dar.
An illustrated lecture on '"rhe Wise aud
Foolish Builders" will be given by Rev. S. G.
Anderson at the Temperance and Bethel
rooms, So East Seventh street. this evening
at o'clock.
commission re-appOinting Louis Engels
a member of the board of workhouse COM
missloners for the term of five years, beginn-
| ing March IA, was signed by Mayor Smith
\ yesterday.
| A. A. Getty, who was caught by Officer
Cary in the attempt to burgarize Goyer
! Bros. store ON East Third street Monday
night was yesterday held to the grand jury
| in $500 bail.
Rose township chose the following Demo
Gratis yesterday by over 100 majority: Super
visors John Walsh, John Linen and Charles
McCanon; treasurer, William Brimhalt; clerk,
John A. Hogan; Justice of the peace, j. G.
Bass; constable, f. H. Gibbs. -
| Charles E. Lee, NJ. D., will talk TO the mem
| bers and friends of the Young Mems Christian
association at the association rooms tonight
on "Alcohol; a Princely Gift, It's True Place
and Proper Use.'' Miss Marguerite Morton,
| elocutionist, will also render a number of
! choice selections. Piano and violin solos and
music by the Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra will CONF
piete the programme. go
| Since Prof. Phelps went to Duluth to pre-
| pare the annual report of the statistics of the
city of st. Paul. there has been good deal of
| curiosity to know who the directors of the
| CT amber OF commerce would decide upon to
be the successor of the distinguished Stats
tician. 1t is not authoritatively stated now
who the gentleman is to be, but it is sus-
! pected that the statistical mantle will fall
upon Gen. ]. H. Baker
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-10
SIXTH WARD MATTERS.

New Pastor for the Clinton Ave.
nue vi. e. Church--The Proposed
Levee--The Real Estate Room.-
West Side Notes.
Rev. DIR. Coultas, of Decatur, ILL.,, has
been invited by the members of the Clinton
Avenue Methodist church to become their
pastor for the year beginning September l.
DR.. Coultas has accepted the invitation and
the bishop of this diocese will be requested
to make the appointment. The parish con-
templates building a new church edifice, to
cost $780, 900, and has been looking for
suitable man TO be at the head OF the enter
prise, and finally fixed upon DR.. Cotas.
He is now about at the close of his third
gear as pastor of the First Methodist church
at Decatur. which has membership of
about thousand, and is one of the strong
est parishes in the Illinois conference. DR.
Couitas is a scholarly man of marked abil-
ETY. and his work at Decatur has been emf
nently successful.
THE MATTER OF LEVEE.
The West st. Paul Union has several
times taken action OH the question of the
needs of levee along the river front on
the West side. to protect the flats below
State and Concord streets from inundation
The subject was broacbed yesterday by a
reporter of the GLOBE to several property
owners of the West side. and among them
the opinion seemed to prevail that there
would hereafter be 10 need of leyee.
'J'he water in the river is very low and will
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jOurned.
THE WAY THE MONEY GOES.
Appropriation of the Public Money
The n 4

Appropriation of the Public Money
by the Late State Legislature.
State Auditor Braden has prepared a
complete list Of all appropriations made By
the session of the legislature just ended,
which will furnish interesting reading mat
ter to the taxpayers of the state. The
more important of the appropriations are:
For bureau of labor statistics for 1887, ST.
500; for 1883, $1,000; for 1889, $4,000. State
institutions, for 1887, Sl62, 1880: for 1855
S70S.340; for 1889, $67S,S40. Total general
appropriations for the three years, 81, $685.
$50, divided as follows: For 1887, S2l4, 405;
for 1888. SS82.0l5; for 1889. S492.340.
The total appropriations for state courts
and acquisitions and general expenses of the
state for the year 1888 amounts to S1O7,eOD,
for 1889, S117.700; total for the two years
S225,300. In that amount are included an APP
preparation of ST., 900 for each year for the
railroad and warehouse commission, and
$4,000 for each year for the expenses of the
board of health.
For the general expenses of the present
year appropriations were made aggregatipg
sls5, SS2.25, which includes a special appru-
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The Board is at Work.

The board of public works was in session
most of the day yesterday. Assessments
were confirmed as follows:
Grading alley in block 2 Holconbe's addi-
ton; grading alley in block 3, Hocombe'S ad-
dition; grading Chicago avenue, from Dakota
to Ducas; grading Burr street, from York to
Brainerd; grading Fisk and Miller streets,
from Laurel to Aurora avenue; grading Lin
coin and Grand avenues. from Victoria to
Lexington; grading Victoria street, from
Marshall avenue to st. Clair street; grading
Jessamine street, from Edgerton to Missis-
sippi; grading Lisbon street, from Douglas to
Pleasant avenue.
Assessments were completed for change
of grade on Palace street. from Webster to
Oneida. change of grade on Lisbon street,
from Garfield to Pleasant avenue; change
of grade on EdgertOn street, from Mime
haha to York. First notice was ordered
for change of grade on Erie street. from
Seventh to Randolph. and the former as.
sessment between Jefferson and Cascade
streets was annulled.
The committee on rules has not vet sub
mitted report, but it is probable the board
will hereafter sit either as committee or
in session regularly every day, between
the hours of 10 and II in the morning and
from 2 till in the afternoon.